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E. Wolff & Sohn, Wolff Freres Perfumes
German perfume company, E. Wolff and Sohn, later named Wolff Freres, Inc.Company was established in Karlsruhe Germany.
The perfumes of E. Wolff and Sohn:
- 1906 Black Forest Pine
- 1906 Japanese Violet
- 1908 Violette Rococo
- 1909 Florasma
- 1909 Phantasma
- 1910 Bouquet Empire
- 1910 Rose Chiraz
- 1910 Rose Marechal Niel
- 1912 Divinia
- 1912 Elata
- 1912 Vinda Alegra
- 1912 Dew of Violettes
- 1913 Jasmin
- 1913 Narcissus
- 1913 Ambra
Bouquet Empire
The Perfumes of Wolff Freres, Inc:
- 1948 Ambiance
- 1948 Bathsheba (an oriental perfume)
- 1948 Frisky
- 1948 My French Cousin (a spicy floral perfume)
- 1948 The Song of Songs (an oriental perfume)
- 1949 Crisance (a woody-mossy-leafy chypre perfume)
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